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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-02-03

Corps Logan's) from the rear, and simultane-
ously Cheatham is 10 attack from the front.
The battle begins and is a complete surprise
All is hustle and confusion. A hasty prepare
ton aud Encouragement Of lines is determined
upon by Mcpherson, and the emergency is
such that he rides 10 execute some Of his plans
IN person. He encounters Hardee's men in the
attempt, is pierced by rebel bullets and lies
dead upon the field at the beginning of the
battle.
What q calamity! Can il be repaired2 Is
there one 10 take his placeg All is lost Sher-
man hears Of McPherson's death.
Ride 20 Logan aud tell him he is in COM
mand," is Sherman's order
AT this critical moment history repeats itself
As we see Marshal Lannes at Marriage repuls-
ing the assaults Of the Austrians for seven long
hand, inspiring his men by his gallant bearing
to meet the fierce onset. And here will re-
peat his words while riding down the line:
"REMEMBER MCPHERSON!
Ayenge his death. Brave men only can reserve
their fire for close range!"
And they did reserve il for the very teeth Of
the rebels, fighting first on one side of the
breastwOrzs 10 repulse Hardee, and then on the
other 10 hun back Cheatham. Here comes the
hand-to- hand conflict along the line Of Logan's
Corps Cleburne is determined 10 win the
struggle and takes the advance in person. The
rebel yell as they sweep forward is terrific. The
storm of musllet-balls thins their ranks, but
does not cool their ardor. Men rush at each
other with the bayOnet. The shock is like the
meeting Of two mighty storms. Confusion
COMPOUNDED is the state Of the hour. Logan's
presence is with his men, and gives them cour.
! age. Cleburnes lines WAIVER and fall back
/ leaving the brave Gen. Walker among The
dead
At this moment Chatham appears from the
opposite direction. Logan can be seen among
! his men, hat in hand. They leap 10 the oppo
site side Of the works and level their muskets
/ The aim is unerring and the rebel line is agar
/ repused. Hardee emerges from the wood OF
the other side 10 renew the struggle but meet
the same fate as before Cheatham rushes {,
the attack the second time,
BUT rs HURLED Rack
like waves from a rock-b bound coast Cleburnt
makes a third assault, but Logan's veteran
lesp the works and repulse him with the bayo
| net.
So hot was the contest that nearly ever
third man was either killed or wounded, an,
fully a third Of these were powder burnt iron
the close discharge Of musket or revolver, o
thrust through aud through with bayonet, o
Drained by the butt Of musket. Proudly GU
C this sanguinary contest rode Gen. Logan, tn
pride Of every soldier Of the army, the MAJ
who had been equal TO every emergency, an
whose bearing upon this day stamped him upo
the hearts Of his countrymen as one Of Tia
marked men Of the 18th century and as th
hero of that eventlul day.
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Sudden Changes Of Weather are productive OF
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SUM M ON S,
No. 2,62s.

No. 9, 62s.
IN the District Court of the Second Judi.
Il cial District of the Territory of WASH
ington, holding terms at Olympia, tor the
counties of Thurston and Mason.
John Laity, Plaintiff,
Lorenz Kratz. Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of
the Second Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Washington, holding terms at
Olympia for the counties of Thurston
and Mason, and complaint filed in the
county of Thurston, in the Office of the
clerk of the said District Court.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
To Lorenz Krntz, Defendant
In the maine of the United States of
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District Court of the Second judicial
District of the Territory of Washington
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This action is brought to recover the
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1887. X. q. O'BRIEN,
Clerk.
CHAs. ii AYRR, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Date of frs. publication, Mar. 25, 1887.
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CNE HEb7 hCo.

One war ago we sat where ta'l tr--s
made
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o love! the sweet, sad knowledge taa5
share
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aud fGir.
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One wear 900.
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dorth, OF their arts here lav many All
ark o,!- tlougf- ari care for those 'gh0
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Hnl III came TIE last awful morning, q
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to L., the very flower OF a great nation,
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Tax Sale.

Office i hereby given that pursuant to a
y warrant TO me directed requiring me to
collect the taxes remaining delnq ueni upon the
city of olympia tax roll for the year 1856.
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JumbOI JumbOs
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at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of sail dav in front
Of the cl;y hali in the city of olympia Ihurstou
county. ". L. sell at public auction all of the
following real estate upon which the taxes for
The year 1856 have not been paid. or much
thereof as may he necessary to satisfy all taxes
due to the city upon the respective lots or
tracts.
The names OF the respective owners of the
lands assessed. md the taNe- due including in
terest to the DAT" OF sale is as follows to wit:
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ic he continued.
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To the UnfOrtuna te.

SnO KEARNEI
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Established i'll 1851, for
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:ual and Seminal Dis
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-02-03
Piercetoyrn Items.

Much of the gloom and dependency
which has prevailed throughout our en-
tire country for the last few months,
caused by the shortness of last years crop
and the general "hard times" has passed
away. The cold, bleaky snow clouds,
which have been stretched, like great
huge blanket, over our country so long,
have been drawn aside, and the beautiful
golden rays of the sun have been permit
ted to fall once more upon our earth.
We have had few fine days Of Spring
like weather, which seems to have warm
ed up tho whole ealth and revived the
whole animal creation to life and activity
again.
The farmers Of this section; inspired
with new hopes, have gone to work with
renewed energy. They stir early and
late. The plows have all been started.
Breaking stubble land and sowing Spring
oats is the general order of the day, while
few of the more thoughtful farmers are
preparing large quantities of compost to
take the place of so much commercial
fertilizers. If every farmer in this
country would make their own fertilizers,
and then raise their own supplies, it
would not be long till the cry of ''hard
times" would cease to be heard,
Married, on December Goth, by Mr..
John Harper, Notary Public, at his resi-
dence, Mr.. Andrew Burgess and Miss
Lizzie Bratcher, all OF Anderson County.
The groom is sixteen years old and the
lie only twelve. Such premature mar
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Tho Experimental Stations,

Governor Richardson advertises that
in accordance with the provisions OF an
act entitled "An Act to establish the
South Carolina farms and Stations" one
in the Piedmont region Of the State and
one in the lower tier of Counties, the
Board of Agriculture gives notice that it
will receive during the next sixty days
from counties, communities or persons
bids or proposals to donate lands and
buildings or money for the purpose of
establishing said experimental farms and
stations.
All bids to receive consideration must
be sent to L. A. Ransom, Secretary Board
of Agriculture, Columbia, s. c., on or be-
fore the 1lth day of April next.
We would like to see this station To-
Gated in Anderson County, and would,
therefore, suggest that our Farmers Con-
vention take action to ascertain what bids
can be made from Anderson County. The
time in which to act is short, and if we
wish to succeed there must be no delay in
arranging to mako the offer. Wewill be
glad for our friends who may feel an in
terest in the subject to discuss the matter
and use oui columns in any way calcu-
lated to further the object desired.
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riages are not very likely to turn out well.
We think ONE steps should be taken to
prevent such children from marrying.
In the first place parents are to blame for
allowing their children to get grown too
soon, and then minister or an officer
who would marry mere children should
receive full share of public censure.
Mr.. Jeptha Watkins walked out into
his front piazza the other night, and, the
night being very dark, accidentally stepp.
cd off of the edge of the floor, and fell to
the ground, distance Of four feet, sus.
tanning very painful injuries. His family,
hearing him fall, Immediately ran to his
assistance. He was taken into the house
insensible of everything that was going
on, and remained so for some time; but
he has now sufficiently recovered to beup
and out again, though he still carries his
arm in swing. PIERCE.